New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

.os dead 10 Ss aaa r a ssS
to avoid my sons seeing what had occurred took 1hs
body the sofa and a i on tho n90r S close Ds
got and Placed Sd 4 on and is t siss
sSnss the %s a ESrr ends Of the
Ey son camo after and we went TO nsd 70.
IN the essr'm "s:sa sGSV
ON Friday, January II. as soon rs my BOY ief. mo
house went s Ss 10 ply @aS to se
e bar and bought two yards OF rubber cloth at esh
yard a s nsps BEFORE
to s9,'n, SssR about large ananAy u. sissd
It then started to out him pp' nf nts!
Wrapping il up in paper aud part Of the deceased
cothing then cut both legs on rom the trunk OF inc
SSsS tS S trunk the property Of Bodies ndnk
the deceascds legs were too long for tue trunk .Con
both feet from the Legs Of ana p snd s the
TOP Of tho body took OF the clothes OF the
s sop u the Body IN tue snE aud
Win , the left LEFT ny sos
The door, taking the head under my arm E Was ,nea
wrapped In clothing Belonging to bonss anu wsnr on the
forward part leaned ; over t the So, m ps
Ing looking into the %ss snS T bsaa ' sed eohnS
ths wster assumed that The paddle wh s sTaIS 90,
then went TO the house Of Henry s,ese 20 t SyS
his wife that August Bodies had gone to chicago the
night before. then returneu 10 my nouso, alls.ns
there about O'Clock In the afternoon ana 9etweeI
and O'clock the day. or evening" aiu Win tug
assistance OF Italian. whom met on the street ana
gave Quarter, took the trunk ~ saloon on Graiu-
q and asked permission to leave IL over xn whGn Waa
Granted called for It on Saturday morning abont
O'clock brought 1t the sidewalk, found cartman
going by asked him II he was going 10 Brooklyn no sad
kYes gave him thirty cents to take the trunk across ne
fairy and hu brought to the saloon OF Henry Bese NO
sos Kentave. Brooklyn asSe Bense II could leave
the trunk there few moments until went TO Wescotts
Express office. which permission was granten men
went to westcotts Express ON IN beaiofnaHe'' anu
turned BeDses and got some muelaSe ana put aoe
on the trunk as follows
John A. Wilson, Baltimore, Nd. To be called for
After placing this label the trunk len the store ana
requested Bense to the trunk TO tue eXpressnah
and take receipt and that would call Tor IN me
evening. did call that same evening ana reserved inc
recelut from Bense. then left and went home beIore
Ont the legs Bohe think that unDnttoneu the
pants at the waist and pull them down ne coat CUT
up back and pulled II on before cutting .he SAINT
the property Of August Bodies ana Is the same mat
placed his body In sndshipped to Baltimore Ihe clothing
now shown me also of the deceaseds cothins
which body and put on the top OF the pody
IN the trunk with old papers. also USED THESE
papers and that clothing In wping up me oiood Inc
Baltimore Nd TO be called for Is thesame sipo paper
which I pasted the trunk in the saloon OF Henry
Bense ON the morning OF saturday. January ~.
did not mean to Kill the deceased. lie was quarrel
Some man, and bel eyed that my ME was In danger
when struck him. The manner In which disposed OF
the body myself and children from dis
grace. EDWARD oN"hh
As person cannot be convicted Of murder upon
confession alone. all The facts stated by Unger
have been corroborated. and the prisoner will be
tsten to The Tombs to-day. Tribune reporter
saw Unger last evening His face bore the traces
Of the severe mental strain through which he had
passed and the look of unconcerp had gwen place
TO wild, anxious glare Hls ,sii ioi" Was oens'
He is not allowed to speak to any one and Is com
pet ely broken down.